Cayman Brac Resort is best suited to guests who want a peaceful, easy-going Caribbean escape with excellent diving, relaxed days by the sea and a friendly, intimate atmosphere. It feels laid-back and tropical, rather than luxurious or formal, with swaying palms, soft white sand, warm turquoise water, and a sociable, dive-focused environment where everything is centred around the beach and the ocean. Its main highlights include exceptional boat diving run directly from the resort, a generous free-form pool surrounded by tropical gardens, warm island hospitality and a beautiful setting on the quiet southwestern end of Cayman Brac.

The accommodation sits in a two-storey building surrounded by gardens, offering 40 beach-facing rooms that overlook the pool and the sea. The design is simple and modern with a relaxed Caribbean feel. Each room features either a king-size bed or two double beds, with a maximum occupancy of four in the double-bed layout. Room sizes are not published, but they are described as spacious and recently updated. Some rooms connect internally, making them suitable for families or groups who prefer more space. Every room features a private bathroom with either a walk-in shower or a combination bath and shower, along with a balcony or patio, air conditioning with a ceiling fan, a mini-fridge, a coffee maker, an in-room safe, WiFi, and modern television channels. There are no villas, suites, or penthouses at this property; all accommodations are based on this standard beach-view layout.

The resort is best known for its world-class diving. Reef Divers, the on-site dive centre, offers a full valet service in which the staff take care of equipment handling, rinsing and storage, making the experience effortless for guests. Morning and afternoon boat dives run on most days, with access to Cayman Brac’s dramatic wall dives, coral gardens and swim-throughs, as well as regular trips to Little Cayman’s famous sites when conditions are suitable. The surrounding waters offer excellent visibility and calm conditions ideal for both newcomers and experienced divers. Guests who do not dive can enjoy kayaking, snorkelling, nature walks and the slow island pace.

At the heart of the resort is a large free-form swimming pool with built-in whirlpool features and plenty of sunbathing space. The beach sits just beyond the pool, lined with palms and offering a peaceful place to swim or relax. A favourite spot for guests is the Tipsy Turtle Bar, an open-air bar beside the pool with an upper deck perfect for sunset drinks and casual gatherings. The main restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in an air-conditioned dining room, with buffet-style evening meals that change theme throughout the week. On selected nights, an à la carte menu is offered for a more refined dining experience, while lighter meals and snacks can be enjoyed at the bar or through room service.

The resort also features a small spa where guests can indulge in massages and beauty treatments, as well as a basic fitness room for those who wish to stay active. WiFi is complimentary throughout the property, and the front desk can assist with car hire, scooter hire and local excursions. Evening entertainment, such as barbecue nights or casual music sessions, contributes to the friendly and sociable atmosphere. While the resort does not have a formal children’s club, the calm beach, gentle water, connecting rooms and large pool make it suitable for families.